Tigers Edge Nationals In 16 Inning Marathon Victory
Detroit tops Washington 4 3 in a 16 inning affair as Gerald Priddy errors allow tying run and Rae Scarborough walks in the winning score. Joe Wood runs for Ross and Cramer drives in the late two for the Tigers on Candini, Bridges, and Gorsica effort. Scarborough suffers the loss as Detroit tightens in pennant race. Johnson homers for the Nats.
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Nats
Detroit Tigers
Gerald Priddy
Rae Scarborough
Tigers
Milo Canditi
Roger Cramer
Pinky Higginns
Rudy York
Jimmy Bloodworth
Bob Johnson
Tommy Bridges
Johnson
Bridges
Candini
Scarborough
Johnny Gorsica
Gene Moore
Cemte
Don Ross
Tiger
Gorsica
Joe Wood
Ross
Cramer
Henry Prince
Dana
Priddy
Dink Wakefield
Roller
Higgins
Wed Harris
Philadelphia
Steve O'Neill
Abla HO
Case
Vernon
Spence
Robertson
Bloodworth
Richards
Hoover
Paddy
Moore
Higging
Broadworth
Early
Jonnson
York
Baseball results snapshot from American Yesterday schedule
In 16 innings Detroit beat Washington 4 to 3 while Cleveland shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0. Boston Chicago game postponed. New York edged St. Louis 5 to 4. Today’s matchups list pitchers Don Ald, Ostermueller or Potter, Flores versus Reynolds, Judd versus Humphries, Merit versus Newhouser with active starters for each contest.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Donald
Ostermueller
Potter
W. L. Petmae
St. Lows Oy
Braves Nip Reds 1-0 in Javery shutout win
Boston Braves edge Cincinnati Reds 1-0 as Javery pitches a two-base game solidly. Ho me s Clyde Hirluttz doubles to start the scoring in the second and Javery singles to drive in Kluttz, while Starr allows limited hits for the Reds. Muller and Wietelmann spark the defense as Javery earns his second shutout of the season.
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al Javery
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Clyde Hirluttz
Javery
Kluttz
Reds
Ray Starr
Cincinnati
Braves
Eddie Muller
Whitey
Wietelmann
Muller
Clacin Nate
McCormick
Tipton
Mueller
Crabtree
Starr
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Ryan
Wievelmann
Javerr
CNN
Seerer Nieman
Roun
Javers
Mesner
Bluzmann
Hiuttz Javery Plax
McCarthy
Joost
Cincinnali
Ummies
Jorda
Conlan
College Grid Outlook Dark For This Fall
Washington reports the Army asserts no change to its policy barring intercollegiate play for soldiers in training. Representative Weiss, a former Duquesne star, says Army cooperation could save college football but officers insist the current ban stands. He suggests a limited daily time for football, but Army officials remain skeptical.
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Army
Representative Weiss
Dpa
Duquesne
War Department
Weiss
War Department Alow Army College
International Newark Defeats Jersey City Two to Zero
Montreal tops Toronto five to four while Toronto loses to Montreal four to five. Baltimore meets Syracuse as Rochester defeats Buffalo four to six with additional scores noted.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Baseball In Brief Albany Utica Elmira And Other Scores
Albany and Binghamton played with Utica and Elmira in a set of results. Standings list St Louis Brooklyn and Cincinnati atop the NL and AL figures, with Boston Chicago and New York among the leaders. Today’s schedule includes Albany at Binghamton Utica at Elma Hartford at Wilkes Barre Springfield at Scranton and several doubleheaders.
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Binghamton
Utica
Elma
Hartford
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Scranton
Ww. Pet. Scrantond
As Elmaura
Buen Eee
Falzo Sparks Second No Hit Victory For Hess All Stars
Frankie Falzo, star pitcher for the Hess All-Stars, fired a no run no hit game last night as Watervliet beat Cohoes South Enders 6 to 0. It marked his second no hitter of the season with 15 batters struck out, boosting his totals to 110 strikeouts in eight games. Totts of Cohoes allowed five hits. Ned Rafferty and Johnny Pakatar led the winners with hits. The Hesses will face the Cohoes Merchants tomorrow night at Watervliet.
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Frankie Falzo
Hess All-Stars
Cohoes SouthEnders
Watervliet
Falzo
Spindle City
Totts
Cohoes
Hesses
Ned Rafferty
Johnny
Albany Senators Wallop Utica Braves 14 to 3 in Blazing Game
Albany collected 23 hits led by Nagel Peters Lady Skaff and Dotrich as Utica pitcher Mams struggled. Utica had nine hits and four errors while Albany capitalized with two runs in the second and six in the fifth, later adding two and three in the seventh and ninth. Manager Rip Collins saw a dominant offensive night.
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Albany Senators
Utica Braves
McConnell Field
Albany
Braves
Gust Q
Bill Nagel
Camelli
Peters
Lady
Skaff
Dotrich
Art Cuccurullo
Fettle
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Fairs
Rip Collins
Nagel
Cuccurullo
Senators
Gene Magner
University of Irisis
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Julius Homokay
Houghton
Red Crozy
Ha A. Brutchak
Ahee
Cookie Peters
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Cuccuratio
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Cookson
Om Cucceumile
Nains
Cuccutuila
Mains
Comnelli
Cuccurinio
Moore
Rudolph
Nats Release Lefty Gomez From Washington Club
Lefty Gomez, the southpaw who pitched 12 years for the New York Yankees, was released by the Washington Senators. Traded from the Yankees to the Braves, then picked up by Washington after a Braves release, he started once for the Senators. Gomez, 32, won six World Series games undefeated with the Yankees from 1932 to 1939.
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Detroit
Vernon
Gumbert Stifles Phillies as Cardinals Win 4-0
Cardinals pitcher Gum bert limits Philadelphia to three hits while St Louis bats surge early. Lou Klein opens with a triple and scores on Harry Walker's single, Stan Musial doubles, Litwhiler singles to drive in two, and a seventh inning Musial triple adds another run. Kraus struggles as Cards take a 2-1 series lead.
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Phillies
Wentn
Jack Kraus
Lou Kein
Herry Walker
Stan Musial
Danny Litwhiler
Walker
Musial
Kraus
Klein
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RHO
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Rt Lawanet
Ty Kurov
Marion
Hopp
Mares Sanders
Gumbe
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al Murtaugh
Northe
Adame
Wasdeil
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Triplett
I Brewster
Livingston
Stewart Mathewson
Philadelphia
Ono Errora
Jans
Kurowski
Litwhiler
Kurowaki
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Wasdell
At. Louis
Gumbert
Raaus
Mathew
Aon
Ooim
Lorin
St Michaels tops St Peters for fourth straight win
St Michael's defeated St Peter's 10 to 8 at La Salle Field in a non league contest. Houser and Akin held the batteries for St Michael's while Caswell and Rafferty starred for St Peter's. St Michael's surged with eight runs in the second inning and added two in the fourth as St Peter's scored in the sixth and seventh. St Peter's meets Shaw muts at Prospect Park at 6:45 p.m.
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Prospect Park
Cubs Rout Dodgers 9-4 in Twilight Game
Chicago Cubs slugged their way to a 9 to 4 win over Brooklyn as Claude Passeau earned his seventh victory. Dodgers pitcher Rube Melton took the loss after a six inning stretch, while Albie Glossop errand and Lou Nevikoff supplied key hits. Stan Hack had two hits for the Cubs, who chipped in with three walks and an error to fuel the early three run first inning and a big seventh. The defeat drops Brooklyn four games behind the pace-setting St. Louis Cardinals.
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Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Claude Passean
Cubs
Albie Glossop
Rube Melton
Lou Nevikoff
Boston
Hol Head
Les Webber
Stan Hack
Passeau
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Dodgers to Stage Kitchen Fat Day at Pittsburg Game
The Dodgers announced they will admit free any woman representing a half-pound or more of kitchen fat at the gate Saturday when they play Pittsburgh. No plan for male entrants yet. Ed Staples said they will address that later. Frankie Rubino, 136, defeated Ray Puig, 134, in a first round knockout at MacArthur Stadium.
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Dodgers
Pittsburg
Ed Staples
Dodger
Rubino
Kayoxrs Puig
New York
Frankie Rubino
Ray Puig
Tampa
Fla
MacArthur Stadium
Yanks Rally Past Browns for 5-4 Victory
New York Heights the Browns 5 to 4 as a five run fifth inning, capped by Stainback and Lindell doubles and Crosetti walk setting up a Russo win. Chet Laabs drives in all Browns runs with two extra base hits including his tenth homer. Murphy relieves in seventh for the Browns, while Galehouse loses for St Louis.
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St Louis Browns
Chet Laabs
Browns
Marius Russo
Johnny Murphy
Laabs
Don Gutteridge
Murphy
Russo
B.O
Crosetti
Metheny
Zanua
Stephens. Sa
Hayes
Byrnes
Christman
McQuinn
Curt
Kreevich
Cnartak
Jagoog Galehouse
Baker
Ostermueller
Galehouse
Ted
Gordon
Lindell
Johnson
Etten
Innigns
Stewart
Summers
Indians Win 2-0 As Smith Shuts Out Athletics
Cleveland uses two eighth inning runs behind Al Smith four hit efforts to defeat Philadelphia 2 to 0. Joe White and Ken Keltner spark two extra base hits, with Hank Edwards driving in a run. The Athletics muster three singles and a double as Orrie Arntzen takes the loss.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Athletics
Joe White
Philadelphia
Ken Keltner
Hank Edwards
Keltner
Orris Hockett
Lou Boudreau
Dick Siebert
Roy Callendine
Hockett
Edwards
Buddy Rosar
Mickey Rocco
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Boudreau
Studer
Suder
Armzen
Black
Armizen
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Empires
Pipgras
Weafer
Rue
Shawmuts Defeat Ramblers 7 to 5 at Greer Field
The Shamuts defeated the South End Ramblers 7 to 5 on Greer Field last night. Dwyer and Printsky were the winning battery, Prince and Liss played for the losers. Dwyer had two hits and was the batting star for the Shamuts while Pete Stacy collected two Ramblers doubles.
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South End
Pierce H Bud Russell Claims Vermont Lincoln Cup Victory
Pierce H Bud Russell of Troy Country Club ends a long Vermont classic drought by defeating C W Price to win the Lincoln Cup at Ekwanok Manchester Vermont. After challenging rounds and a Monday showdown with Lieut Harry Deas Russell prevailed 2 up in a hard fought match. Young Jack Sheary hailed for sportsmanship and regret missing the event. Alvin Klutz, brother of Clyde Klutz, also catches in minor league action.
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Bud) Russell
Troy Country Club
Ekwanok Links
Manchester
Bud
C. W
Kiki) Price
Vermont
Seweaneey
Troy Star
Simonpure
Army Signal Corps
S. B Gardinier
Plandome
Harry Deas
Rensselaer ,Polytechnic Institute
Price
Deas
Russell
Troy
Jack Sheary
Sheary
Liners Cup Arsenal Contests in Softball League Games
Liners Shop beat Planning Room 7 to 5 after trailing early in the Arsenal Softball League as PI then defeated the Army team 2. Tony Grasso starred with three hits in four at bats for Liners. Captain Les Gott and Army’s bats showed strength in a later doubleheader, while Frank Bean Finnen and Milkiewicz added two hits each for the Liners.
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Arsenal
Army
Pullen
Harvey Bessette
Barnow
Gartner
Tony Grasso
Les Gott
Lasers
Frank Bean
Finnen
Milkiewicz
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Salvo
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Lefty” Gomez
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